You can invoke any virtual function on those instances. I used the C++11 initialization using {}s, the range based for loop to step through the array, and auto to allow the compiler to ...

BR>for the "template <" line.<P>g++ gives this:<BR>"could not convert template argument `array' to `const int (&)[5]<BR>ANSI C++ forbids declaration `blah' with no type"<BR>for the declaration of ...

C++ can do that, but it also supports high-level features such as classes and object orientation, which allows programmers to create “objects” containing data and functions. The advantage of ...